Learning from Past Research for a Green Future: Harnessing Organic and Genetically Enhanced Trees to Reduce Construction-Induced CO 2 Emissions †.

In today's world, GHG emissions, especially CO₂, drive rapid global warming. Construction significantly contributes to this by emitting CO₂. Plants have long been recognized for their role in mitigating climate change through CO₂ absorption, enhancing both climate control and environmental beauty. Thus, the aim of this paper is to assess plants' CO₂ absorption potential, focusing on recent articles from reputable journals in the past decade. First, we delve into the primary causes of global warming. Next, we explore the philosophy of CO₂ emissions in construction, from inception to completion. Finally, CO₂ emission control through plantation is examined, exploring the potential of organic and genetically modified plants for real-world applications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]